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Researchers Discover New Native Species of Mouse in Australia

Two new species of the delicate mouse have been discovered in Australia, thanks to genetic research by ANU and CSIRO, underscoring the need for specific conservation efforts and highlighting the species’ unique ecological role. Above is a picture of Pseudomys pilbarensis. Credit: Ian BoolAustralia can lay claim to two new species of native rodent thanks to a study from The Australian National University (ANU).The aptly named delicate mouse was previously thought to be a single species spanning a massive stretch of the…

Astronomers Discover Seismic Ripples in Oldest Spiral Galaxy

Scientists have discovered significant details about early galaxy formation by studying one of the oldest known spiral galaxies. Their findings, which include seismic wave patterns and a distinct bar structure in the galaxy, reveal the dynamic processes of star formation in the early universe. Credit: SciTechDaily.comResearch on an ancient spiral galaxy reveals crucial insights into early galaxy formation, highlighting rapid star formation and unique structural features compared to contemporary galaxies.A new snapshot of…

White AI Faces More Convincing Than Real Humans

A study reveals that AI-generated white faces are now perceived as more real than actual human faces, with a notable discrepancy in the realism of AI faces of people of color. This trend, attributed to AI training biases, raises concerns about reinforcing racial biases and the spread of misinformation. Credit: SciTechDaily.comNew research shows that AI-generated white faces appear more realistic than real human faces, signaling potential risks of racial bias and misinformation in AI technology.White faces generated by…

How Ancient Corals Illuminate Future Threats

Researchers have refined predictions of Antarctic ice sheet melt and its impact on future sea levels, narrowing the forecasted rise to 5-9 cm by 2100. This more accurate estimate is vital for future policy and planning, especially in coastal and low-elevation regions. (Artist’s concept)An international group of researchers, utilizing historical data gathered from various locations in Australia, has presented the most precise estimate so far of the historical melting of the Antarctic ice sheet, providing a more realistic…